Episode 90

In which the Off-Panelists lead them in easy and get picked off one-by-one, returning after a week away only to discover that their lives have remained pretty uneventful. Unless you count heart-stopping foot races to the local train station, hypothetical suicide attempts gone hilariously wrong, and being framed for murder, that is! Join the Sloth, the Southerner, and the Scotsman as they ceremoniously pop The Standard's Comixology cherry before giving their takes on the recently announced Agent Carter television series, CW's casting of The Flash in Arrow, and more! Featured in this week's episode are reviews of the Villain's Month tie-in issue for Swamp Thing, Image Comics' latest debut from writer Ales Kot in Zero, the start of a brand new arc within the pages of Thor: God of Thunder, a potentially controversial issue of Mark Waid's Daredevil, and a review of the first trade of Five Ghosts: The Haunting of Fabian Gray, among others. Remember to say uncle.

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Links of the Week

Buy John Lees' The Standard #1 on Comixology now! Only 99 cents!
Marvel developing an "Agent Carter" television series
The Walking Dead recieves spinoff show from AMC

Episode 64

In which The Off-Panelists elect a new Pope of pull-lists and struggle to spell out the podcast's name, as a surprise guest joins the show in mid-session! Following the discovery of a conspiracy to exploit one man's love of shrimp, join the Southerner, the Sloth, and the Scotsman as they delve into the week's books and review some standout favorites, including the "Requiem" issue of Batman & Robin, perhaps the craziest installment of The Manhattan Projects yet, a baffling choice in the pages of Batman, the return of a long-forgotten character in the pages of Wolverine And The X-Men, and the introduction of a historical figure with a twist in the pages of Fantastic Four. Plus, a one-man lightning round, discussion of the Comixology implosion, and at the end, a theory about the one appendage Bruce Banner retains consciousness in when becoming The Hulk. One hint: It's not his brain.

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Links of the Week
Comixology launches self-publishing platform
Then... nearly implodes with sale on Marvel Comics #1's
Snyder and Capullo to begin "Year Zero" arc in the pages of Batman